The big push: country briefing: Malaysia
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Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 42 No 48, 30 November 2005, pp.20-28 (122)Summary: As part of Malaysia's transition from a counter-insurgency force to a conventional one, the country is looking to make a substantial package of improvements ranging from intelligence capabilities to personnel issues.
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As part of Malaysia's transition from a counter-insurgency force to a conventional one, the country is looking to make a substantial package of improvements ranging from intelligence capabilities to personnel issues.
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